From traditional over-ear cans to waterproof earbuds, the audio tech to suit your lifestyle
2 months ago
By Adrian Justins
We have never spent more time at home working, exercising, learning and relaxing than during the pandemic. With the help of the right headphones you can enjoy such activities without disturbing the rest of the family. Here, we pair five of the best with properties on the market suited to different pursuits.
For working from home
With soft, leatherette over-ear cups and a padded headband the Jabra Evolve2 85 headset, priced £458.40, remains as comfortable as an old pair of slippers when worn for hours on end. Active noise-cancellation keeps sounds coming from the rest of the household at bay while dual-device Bluetooth connectivity lets you automatically switch from a computer to a phone and remain connected to colleagues as you move about the house.
One of the most essential items in any work-from-home setup is a pair of versatile and high-quality headphones. For the day only, you can pick up a pair of the Jabra Evolve 2 85 wireless noise-cancelling headphones for only $279.99 a full $170 below their usual retail price of $449.99.
The Evolve 2 85 headphones offer memory foam padding and active noise cancellation to block out any distractions, while the 40mm drivers promise a powerful, high-definition listening experience. A hidden, fold-out boom arm ensures you always have professional sounding calls. Plus, the headset provides up to 37 hours of battery life on a single charge, and you can top it off with an extra eight hours of battery life in only 15 minutes of charging.
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